Configuring your modem/router Aussie Broadband nbn™

FTTP self installation guide

Login to the modem/router NBNCo Network Termination Device

Note – this is only
1. Open a web browser. needed if you have
2. Enter 192.168.20.1 into the address bar. factory-reset your
modem/router;
3. You will be prompted to either go through the setup otherwise, Aussie
wizard or skip to the main menu. Click “No, skip to Broadband has
main menu.” and enter your username and password. pre-configured
If your modem/router has been factory reset, the hardware specifically
for your service.
username and password should both be ‘admin’.
4. Click ‘Internet’ on the left-hand side of your screen.
5. Click ‘Create New’.
Aussie Broadband Supplied Modem
6. For the ‘Description’ write ‘Aussie Broadband’.
Under ‘Internet Service’ select ‘Ethernet WAN’. TEL-1 WAN LAN
Then under ‘Connection Type’ select ‘Dynamic IP’.
7. Click on the ‘Apply’ button’.
8. Click on the ‘Apply/Save’ button.
9. Congratulations, you should now be able to access the internet
(refer to page 3 of your Aussie Broadband nbn™ Connection Guide
for wireless details).

Computer
Home Phone
Laptop

Instructions are subject to change based on firmware updates.

For the latest step-by-step instructions (with images)
visit aussiebroadband.com.au/fttpmodem

For more information or technical support call 1300 880 905

aussiebroadband.com.au
Getting to know your nbn™

Understanding the lights on your nbn™ connection box

Your nbn™ connection box Indicator Status Description Action
The nbn™ have installed a connection box inside of your home, this unit If an extension cord, power board
has a number of ports underneath (only one of these are active with Aussie or AC UPS is used with the NTD,
disconnect these devices, plug
Broadband) which you can use to connect your devices to the nbn™. Power Off No power
the NBNCo Power Supply directly
into the AC outlet and make sure
that the AC supply is turned on
Operating from battery
Solid red
– if main power is off

Solid green Operating on AC power

Flashing green NTD is starting up

Optical Off NTD is disabled

Check optical patch lead

Solid red is seated fully in Optical Port
and not excessively kinked

Solid green Optical link is connected

Flashing green Activity

NTD is operating
Alarm Off
without failure

Solid red NTD hardware failure

No alarm, with local

Solid green
Ethernet access enabled
UNI D1 to No service provisioned
Off
UNI D4 or no link detected

Solid yellow 1G link detected

Flashing yellow 1G data activity

UNI-V ports UNI-D ports Power
Your VoIP service can be Your service will require Connects to a power Solid green 10/100 link detected
connected to one of these a modem/router, which point or the nbn™ PSU
ports. Aussie Broadband do you will need to connect (if you have one).
Flashing green 10/100 data activity None
not connect through the to one of these ports.
NTD port for VoIP services.